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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-28
LOCAL NOTICES.
MEMPHIS Steam Laundry, 224 I'd st.

MEMPHIS Steam Laundry, 224 I'd st.
A CHEAP line iron and slate mantels,
also CRATE front and tenders, at Gsbay's
IF you want all pine lumber call on
Brinkley Lumber Company, l24 JET.
ferson street.
EVERY saloon ehould keep for
sale Quinine ard Whisky. q. II.
Herbers & Co., agents.
Go TO P. Cunningham's wagon fac.
tory, corner Deeoto and Monroe
streets, to order your drsys.
MRS. HENRY SoHuALkS, OF Ashlan
KY, says her daughter was cured OF
catarrhal deafness by La-cu-pi.a.
ORDER through your dealer vinegar
and cider made at the "0zlrk" Facto.
ny, Nos. 7 and s Howard's Row. The
quality Of these goods, and also the
prices, are guaranteed.
STANLEY 4 ANDERSON, funeral dir.
ectou and embalmers, 80 Madison
street, are fully prepared 70 furnish
chairs at residences, when ordered, Tor
the accommodation OF friends.
DO NOT despair oil curing your sick
headache when you can so easily OBJ
tain Csrter's Little Liver Pills. They
will effect q prompt aud permanent
cure. Their scion is mild and nat
ural.
FIn.-All fits stopped free by ID
Klines..Great Nerve Restorer. No fit
after first days use. Marvellous cures
Treatise and 81 trial bottle free 10 o.
cases. Send TO DR.. Kline, 92l Arch
street, Philadelphia. Pa.
Four or five more tickets needed I,
oil complement Of special Pullman
sleeper 10 leave Memphis for More
head City, N. o., without change, or
night train OF August I'd, via Memphis
and Charleston Railroad. Apply a
once 10 b. Hughee, ticket agent.
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ANOTHER GILT.EDGED BOND.
Trustee Harris Comes Up with TN
exorptionabis Security

County Trustee Andrew ]. Harris,
indicted Tuesday by the grand jury
for "a'ding aud abettipg David P.
Haddtn and James Lee, jr.," ap'
peared In the Criminal Court with
Messrs j. T. Petit, w. W. School
fed and W. A. Farris, at 1890 O'Clock
yesterday morning, and announced
that he was ready to give bond. The
papers were fixed up, naming 5000,
the three gentlemen DEPARTED, and
now comes the momentous question,
when are all parties to be tritd2 IL
Ia generally understood that more In.
dlctments will follow, In fact, two
Others are almost beyond doubt, aud
will probably be reported tomorrow.
The "felony" OF Mr.. Harris consists
solely Of making arrangements With
the bank, by means OF which he was
enabled 10 honor drafts on the street
fund In excess OF the amount 10 the
credit OF that fund. In 40 doing he
violated no law, but merely pledged
his petonsl liability for the conve.
nience OF the Taxing District, Ia order
that the work Of paving the
streets might not be interrupted.
Not q dollar has been di.
yerted from any fund for the
benefit OF another, and he Ia prepared
In full TO honor oil drafts drawn on
tho respective funds held by him.
There Is no law requiring him to keep
a separate account In bank Tor each
fund seainst which the Taxing Dis.
trlct draws lis checks. The accounts
are kept distinct In his Office and need
not be deposited 10 the credit OF the
several funds In bank, The witnesses
upon whose testimony the bill was 70.
turned are J. J. Williams and NJ. Lar.
kin, and yet neither Of these gentle
men have appeared before the present
grand jury. II 10 also related that on,
member Of the jury announced In
open session that be saw nothing IN
the case, and II was not many houn
before he was no longer identified
with the body.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-28
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

The legislative council will lay
hold OF the aresean water contract al
3 o'clock this afternoon.
-You can now get the Silence OF
Dean Maitland, by Maxwell Gray.
Price 30 cents. Eighth supply. Just
received nj MsnsioId's.
The work Of tearing away the old
Exposition building In progressing
rapidly, and ere many days nothing
will remain but large vacant lot and
huge piles Of lumber.
Tho Cotton Press and Storage
Company ofiice Is being removed from
Madison street 10 the corner Of Second
and south Court streets, In the base.
ment under the Merchants Exchange.
w. 8. Rodgers has been suspended
from further service on the police
force and In Court Square, pending
investigation Of the charges lodged
against him by Memphis drummer
named i. Wolf.
The rector oi Calvary Church
being called out OF the city for today
(Thursdsy), the social reunion In.
tended today for the Sunday school
Ia postponed until Saturday evening
from o 10 7 O'Clock.
Ed. Flynn and Clarence Robinson,
white boys, sged fourteen and fifteen
years respectively, were arrested by
Officer Wilder yesterday afternoon for
the larceny OF sixteen pairs Of pants
from Mr.. Goldbaum.
The following parties left yester.
day for the penitsntiary 10 seTvo oul
the terms opposite their names
Charles Max veil, msnslaughter, ten
years; Joe White, COW stealing, three
years. They were accompanied by
Agent Joe Turney.
The ladies' Of Red Bank, Mar hal
county, Miss, will give q barbecue
and Ice cream supper on the 4lh oil
August for tie beneh. Of the Pfesby.
terrain church. An excursion train
will leave Memphis on the evening o.
the ith, at Q pm, 10 return thai
night.
Tom Dawson swore out warran
yesterday before Justice Barry for IN,
arrest Of Jack Axeson and Alber
bcrugss, charging them with assault
Ing him with rocks on the PigeoI
Rooet road Tuesday night. The fov
ws the result Of an alleged remsrl
Dawson made about a negro woman
Tbs parties are colored. A trial Q
the cases was held yesterday after
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-28
"BOA'r TALK 10 NURSES
Another Incident ts which Redger'
Distinguished Himself.

II seems the occurrence In Court
Square Tuesday. wherein keeper
Rodgers distinguished himself, 10 not
the Arst one for which he deserves
condemnation. A few evenings since
q gentleman had occasion 10 10 With
his nurse and babe 10 store near the
tquare 10 ft some slippers 10 the
child. Before returning home he bad
the nurse TO carry the child into the
tquNe 10 see the squirrels, going
along himself. The little party had
been there but moment I'LL Rodgers
accosted the gentleman In q very
brutque manner, asking II be was re-
lated 10 the child and stating that
men were not allowed 10 talk 20
nurses In the square. The fact 10, he
had not spoken 10 the nurse at all,
but was talking 10 the child and On.
Toying her delight. Naturally the
gentleman felt outraged, but could see
no help for Il, and "leit the square, -
a. he stated to the reporter. with a
resolve not to 20 there again during
bis reign, which | hope may now BIZ
at an end.l
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The True Method

OF curing hsbitusl constipation and
liver and kidney ills is 10 avoid the
use OF tie bitter drastic liver medi.
clnes snd csthartios. aad 10 take only
the plessant liquid fruit remedy,
Syrup Of Figs. Il cleanses rs well az
strengthens the system. and does not
leave the bowels cogiive, so tina, regl.
lar habits may be formed and the In.
valid permanently restored TO health.
II acts promptly and effectively; II ID
easily taken and perfectly harmless.
For eale in 80 conts aud 81 bottles by
II. ]. Hester and all leading drug.
gists. Van vleet a Co., O. w. Jones
x Co., W. N. Wilkerson a Co., ]. ],
Miles, and g. Mansfield a Co. have
been appointed Wholesale agents al
Memphis.
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recently awarded the only silver medal
offered ct the exposition at Florence,
offered in the special course Of orna.
mental drawing In the antique, and
moulding In clay or wax, afterward to
be cast In plaster. Miss Solari received
. diploma last year In portrait, crayon
and oil painting, aud 10 recognised as
an artist OF genuine and high attain.
ments in the best circles OF Rome,
Naples, Genoa and Florence. Her
friends in Memphis only regret that
her engagements will not permit her
to return home for another year, where
many orders await her coming.
MISSES MAMIE and BERTHE Looney
leftF for Grab Orchard Springs last
night.
MRS. r. +. LooNRY, with her daueh'
tiers Miss Sallie and Mrs Lou, left last
night for Knoxville, Tenn.
JAMES HART FREEMAN, Trenton,
Tenn, Is among the latest prominent
arrivals registered ct the Peabody.
MRS. W. N. WILKINSON and family,
accompanied by Miss Mary Bowers
left last night Tor Middle. Tennessee.
]. M. JACKSON, engineer in charge
OF the Bald Knob division of the Mis-.
souri, Pacific railroad, is at the Pea
body.
Mrs. s. A. HAWTHORN and daughter,
Mrs. A. J. McLendop. have gone t.
Raleigh to spend the residue OF the
heated term.
Col. ROBERT A. CRoCKkrT, q blood
relation Of the Industrious Dsvy, and
|, engaged In journalism In Arkansas, ID
at the Peabody.
MISS NARY MILNER, Q most charm
ing young lady from Florence, Ala, d
the guest Of Mrs. Clifford Bruce, No
1856 Linden street.
MRs. II. r. GooDLErr left on the
Louisville and Nashville road lasi
night, TO b, away fro n. home the bal
ance OF the summer.
MRssRs A. L. WEsrRvELr, 8. O
Burchell, William Weston Ward and
W. J. Davidson. prominent New York.
ers, are ct the Peabody.
Miss MARY BowKRs left last night Ia
con,p.uy with DR.. w. N. Wilkinson's
family for Beaver Dam Springs "a
spend the remainder q the summer,
Mrs. O. A. GOODMAN, Miss Louiss
X. Goodman and Mr.. Walter Good,
man left last nigh. for Grab Orchard
sprinSs, KY, to remain about two
months.
0RRsTKs SrAIo 8, who has bsen for {
number Of years q popular aud sue
cessiul representative OF a leadinl
wholesale establishment Of Baltimore
Md, Ia In the city, and will max,
Memphis bis future home.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-28
AIIOUUCING TIKI AWARDS.
CONSTRUCTION WORK ON THE
MIDLAND ROAD IN SHAPE.
Contracts for the Graduation, Trestl-
Ing, Piling and Crossties TO the
Tennessee River.

Developments have followed 90 rap
idly upon each other In the Midland
railroad project that II would hardly
be paraly zingly startling to wake up
eome fine morning in the near future
and discover the enterprise In full OPP
Grafton. II seems but brief period
since the projectors were wreetling
with q question Of public spproprie-
tons, ard appeared dishesrtered a.
the prospect. Witt wonderful pluck
and perseverance, they have lsbored to
secure the read, and now comes the
second step in the actual work OF con-
struction. A meeting OF the directors
was held Monday, to receive and open
bids for the building Of the roid be-
tween Memphis and the Tennessee
river. These were canvassed, and yes.
terday contracts for the graduation,
testling, piling aud crossties for that
part OF the railway, q distance OF about
1856 miles, were awarded rs follows:
Graduation--Seotions 10 20 inclus.
i've, to R,bert Johnson, Memphis,
Tenn: sections 81 10 % inclusive, 10
Cook 4 Gamer, Princeton, KY; sec.
tons 20 to 81 inclusive, to McGowan 1
Brown, Holly Springs, Miss. sections
81 TO 40 inclusive, TO W. Ferguson 4
Co., Danville, Tenn. sections Al 10 As
inciusive, TO II. q. Tate 4 Co, Mem.
phis, Tenn. sections 40 10 "A inclu.
Eve, to J. 9. McTishe a Co., Memphis
sections ~ TO 70 inclusive, 10 Finley 4
Clayton, Tupelo, Miss. sections 50 10
50 inclusive, to John L. Wisdom d
90, Jackson, Tenn. &C c!ions % 10 Q5
inclusive, to Finley 4 Clayton, Tupe.
10, Miss. sections 90 to 100 inclusive,
to Cook 4 Gaines, Princeton, Ky. /;
. sections l0l 10 l05 inclusive, 10 Nc.
1owa1 !. Dfown, Holly Springs, Miss. |;
sections LOG 10 100 inclusive, TO ]. 8.
<sMcTiehe 4 o., Memphis, Tenn. sec
lions l2l 10 l26 inclusive, to II. o.
Tate 4 %, Memphis, Tenn. sections
127 TO 1872 inclusive, TOT. 3. McTighe
4 Co., Memphis, Tenn.
Trestling and PiliDg-Memphls TO
and including Wolf river bottom, 10
Cook 4 Gaines, Princeton, KY; Wolf
river bottom 10 and including Big
Hsichie bottom, 10 I. l.. & q. ]. Hon.
ser, Gadsdep, Tenn. Big Hatchie bot.
tom TO jackson, Tenn, 10 r. Def.
Lawrence, Aberdeen, Miss.
Gross Tss-Memphis 10 somerville,
Tenn, to ID. H. Pitr K Go ,scottsville,
Va; Somerville 10 the line between
Madison and Henderson eountles, TO
Britain, Pierce a Co., Jackson, Tenn.
Henderson county line TO Tennessee
river, 10 ID. II. Pitts 4 Co., Scottsville,
va,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-28
REUNION ARNsTROSG,s BRIsApE
The ola Soldiers Iavited 90 Come
Together In Social Pleasure.

The surviving members OF Arm.
strong's Brigade, composed Of the First
MiGsiseippi TOOL. Pinson's reeiment),
Second Mississippi and Twenty eighth
Mississippi Cavalry, and Ballentine's
Regiment, and We also extend the 10.
vitation 10 any OF Ross (Texas) Bri.
gade who may reside In the State, "a
meet al Grenada. Mils., on the second
Thursday and llth day OF August,
1887. Come, comrades, and bring your
wives and daughters, and the wives
and daughters OF our deceased mem.
bsrs, and let us spend one day In socIa
reunion.
y. A. MONTGOMERY. Chairman.
J. l.. ClIy, Secretary.
North Mississippi papers please copy.l
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-28
TaR WILMINGTON TROUBLE.
Non Aarre1l BECOMES Notorious and
Has HIS Bond Cancelled.

non Asrrell BECOMES Notorious and
Has HIS Bond Cancelled.
Ben Hsrell, indicted for perjury
committed while tsstiiying for the
defense In the Millineton murder
case, Is again in Jail. His bond has
been cancelled by Judge DuBose as
unsatisfactory, and the witnees turned
over TO Sheriff Cannon until O new
one 10 made out. The cause OF the
bond being Cancelled was that Har-
rell, AT. Millington and Ben Wynn,
the latter being provided with q war.
rant for VIM. King "a States witness
In the Milljngton trial, charged with
perjury by All. Millington) frightened
King out OF the country and raised q
general row in and around the town
OF Millington Monday night.
Harrell was brought before Judge
DuBose yesterday and the Court lee
tured him severely saying in conclusion
that he proposed breaking up the reign
OF terror that seems to exist in the Mil
lingion neighbo'hood. Hariell denies
being with ALI Millington and Ben
Wayne when they went to Kings.
King had left the country, however.
He va, pretty cure OF that. II Is
thought that Hsrrell will be unable TO
make new bond.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-28
A RARE OPPORTUNITY
To purchase one Of the
Finest Plantations
ON the Arkansas River.

1900 acres Of river bottom land. ala. sv,e
overflow, 1000 acres In hith state Of cultiva-
ton and thoroughly ditehed, al under Eood
fenoe, ofwhich or miles Il barbed wire and
plank oombinedi 70 good frame tenement
house. with brick chimneys; . GOOD DWELL
inss, with cistsrns, gardens, orchard, ete.t
hne barn, stable.and cribs, a hne 3story GIN
house. 80 feet long, with splendid maohin-
cry, gins. feeders, con tonsers. etc. ]; also,
grlst and tawmill. Is head mules and hortes.
oxen. mich COWS, tools, wagons and har-
ness, about Zoo bushels corn, plenty OF hay,
and cotton seed sufficient 10 plant the place.
Located on the north bank OF the hrkan-
sas river, 8 or . miles below Little Rock, ar
3 miles south Of the Memoirs and Lite
Rock railroad. The Arkansn Central and
Paramoro branch roads 20 Little Rock have
both been located through the farm, an.
will DO running within ysar, thus mHkirf
this most desirable place.
Owing 70 advanced years and q oonse-
quent wish TO retire from active farm man
agement, the owner will sell AZ great bar
gain and upon terms 70 sui, any purchaser
Cash payment sui Client 10 psy for the per-
sonal property only required, and. Aitsf
ono-third Of the real estate has been raid
for, the balance may stand for % years. IN
terest 70 be paid annually.
IL desired, wo can eject an eTolsir - LOT
the whole or apart In good Memp 10 f,p-
orty at fair cash valuation.
FOR further Information apply II ,srsop
" 0VERT0s'A eros IBlIa,
Msmp1b 1cnu.
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Lock Out for Him.

klNtAs CIV, Mo-, July ~, issf.
To the Editor ofthe Appeals
DEAR Sin: We wish to caution the
merchants Of your city TO have no
dealings with one Thos. q. Mason,
who, We are informed, Ia soliciting
business fJr cur agency In Mem phls.
We have no branch there st oref en-,
and have not authorized anyone TO 90.
liclt business for us. Very respect.
folly,
CREDITORS, PR0TEcrlyR ASSN,
Per Geo. p. Scott, General MANAGER,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-28

No CITY 10 the Union oiIeru 30 rsany
and varied attractions, combining city,
suburb and scashoro, as Boston. IN
which 10 spend your vaca,ionl aud
no hotel in the city offers no many In.
ducemenis as the Unlled Stales; cen.
tTally lcoAtod, hofee cars connecting
with oil depots, places OF interest and
anus menL.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-28
Dycing and Cleaning.

Ladies' and gents clothes cleaned or
dyed In any color; also kid gloves.
ostrich feathers, and lace curtains, by
Louis Reigel, IS Jefferson street, Mem
phis, Tenn. Goods received by erpreor.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-28
A Question OF Entry for Book.
keepers.

To the Editor Of the Appeals
There has been considerable discus.
sion In q circle Of bookkeepers as 10
the proper entries for the following
transaction. 30 far opinion seems 20
be equally divided.
"A, desiring TO raise somo money,
gets b, whose name Ia good at bank
to exchange notes with him for his nc.
commodation. Each note calls for
i600.n
Will some Of the many bookkeepers
who get their daily news from your
paper kindly Assist us In the settle.
msnt Of this question:
uscERTAINTY.
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I.ndItaI

Remind your husbands and sweet.
hearts Of the Odd Fellows Picnic NJ
festival Park this afternoon and 10.
night
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Dandrun.

"a REMOVED NJ THE usH or COCAINE.
And II stimulates and promotes the
growth OF the hair.
Burnett's Flsvorins extracts are he
best
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-28
AnYIOE TO nnII.rns-

Mas. wmsLoy' ssooTEiro sraup should
always DO used far children tsethinE, II
foothes the child. eoftoni the gums, ailayI
ali pain, cures wind collo, aud II the be,l
remedy Tor diarrh0ai $50 bottle.
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On nFnughf.

Nashville Sulphur Water, fresh from
the spring,on draught at A.Garibaldi's
No 424 Main street. corner Reale.
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NJ Ml0NN A Alyay, h R9yS
soothcr NJ hand. IL Is the only safe
medicine yet made that win remove
ali infantiio disorders. IL contains no
Opium or Morphine, but gives tho child
natural case from pain Price 70 cents
Sold by
ARR KERT md pKREgTZ 4 90.
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Fire wu,cA ncVVaIrlus q, sulTOrSs
The Meeker herald., 1887-04-09
NOTES.


Pice-ance had full delegation In at
tendance.
-Four new names were added to the
list Of membership.
John J. Niblock made very efficient
Secretary in the absence of Mr.. Brasl,er.
A. q. Hatch and Joe Luxen were the
only representatives from Blue noun
tain.
The election OF Mr.. Ben Price to the
Presidency gives general satisfaction to
the Association.
Mr.. Gregory retired from the Presi-
dents chair after filling 1t with marked
ability for three terms.
The attendance was not as large as
that of one year ago, but the interest In
the work Of the Association was just rs
earnest.
The election OF Harry Rock to the
Treasuryship was a well-merited COM
pliment 10 one of the most popular
The Meeker herald., 1887-04-09
uss 0saA-Dss Asleep.


Tho Legislature has adjourned and
with adjournment several important
measures for the benefit of the people
died sboruing. tho most imvnstant os
which-to the people Of White River
WAS the bill to establish Lincoln county.
benefit TO the people of this valley no
one who has given the matter the study
that It WAS deserving Of can deny; that
an overwhelming majority Of our
taxpayers, both large and small. were
In favor OF Il was fact hey ond dispute.
What killed IL theny Was II the Op-
position from Glrnwoo.i or the opposi-
tion Of = few people nearer homo that
downri ity II Was neither. II was the
top.heavy losd labelled "iicxr river or
nothing" which Senator Eddy himself
Handicapped tho bill with that crushed
the life out Of II. Ali other oppositioa
dwindicd into insigniilcancr when
placed longsidc ot tins. II wasn't
justice TO the people Of bear river TO
ask for that stream ~ the northern
boundary, neither did the people Of White
river want Il. We did want the neutral
strip. which wc were entitled TO ~ be-
Ing disputed territory. Tng HERALD
advocated the division. firmly believing
that II would h. great and lasting
benefit TO the people Of Whit. River
valley. We arr ~ iifm In that belief -
ever. We were not ar,untrd III anyway
from selfish motives. aud we can truth
fully say the same Of every man IN
White river who took an active part In
advocacy Of the bili TO create Lincoln
county. People here have t"o much al
stake 10 get down 10 the petty business
Of scheming after Office and sioils. Al
general rule they have the good and
welfare Of the community In which tl'cy
live too much al heart 10 sioop To the
calling and m~ihois Of ward politicians.
Well. 10 havo mot defeat a,sd the only
thing that nov tcmains fos rs to 40 is
u take our msiscine. look pleasant, and
prepare to "so TO en-" again two years
hence
The Meeker herald., 1887-04-09
rA-I N.~ ss.,. x...ss...

The pIhlic school Of Mcckrr closed
Thursday for the term with exercises,
consisting Of songs. declamAiions. etc.
by the pupils. As quite number of
parents and others interested In the
welfare Of the school wished 10 witness
the closing exercises Sandctson's hall
was engaged. rs the -chool.rupm would
no, admit Of many spectators. Time
and space forbids us making mention Of
the more mctitotious scholars, hut
taken all In all the fac, was patent that
Miss ila,cn ha, proved n very efficient
teacher. considering the many difficult
ties under which she has laborei. The
following programme was carried out
In very crcditablc manner. and the
audience were well repaid for their At.
tendance:
Vacation soas .....,., ..t...... u, the school
Dcciams ticn ....s..... .T~o Little kittens
sadie Allen.
Charlie Gregory. sslllc TRULY. no,,ls Gsaii..
Song rspa stay Home. am No,hcric.- nov
Pearl Amrs.
Hattie Puok.,t.
Defamation. Tom Roper Henry TRULY
Music ............. .......... T~jchrnhsm Ferry
Norri. Miner. fcari Amc.. Charlie 6r-rory.
Defamation ...... ... &C.,. The bachelors Sale
Charles Eddy.
Dialogue c..........................w what Know
Lizzie Watson and fiorrscc Gregory.
Music. Sweet Little brown Ryes Ollie Allen
Recitation. .......s........ RcccIpt for . Racket
Morri. Miner.
Defamation. ......... The boy and the Kitten
Charley Gregory.
Music. e. The school -house. ny the 0cAopl
sadie Allen, Ollie Allen. Mary Henry. Maud =
EDDY. Maud Miller. Aidic wat.o0
and Jo-ic Gristy.
Select Reading. A Legend os the Nosthland
Clarence Allen.
Music. ic........,..............M Matrimonial svesss
Ro'incy Gregory and rcruy Beari.
Dialogue .... ................3. Bellies Trpubles
George Ho~cy. Maud Miller. Hct,ic Ga,idn
and Sadie Allen.
Agnes IIazen.
Music. ............. Larboard watch
Minnie ani Fannie Fairfield.
After the above programme was car
ried out prize. rendered by Mr.. Harry
Niblock, was presented TO Hettie Cad
dis, and was certainly merited. She
had been neither tardy nor absent the
whole term. and accordingly proved
herself diligent and thorough student.